Listen & tracks
2 of 15 tracks have a preview · 8 works · 62:40
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1 Unde Deborah Kayser 6:44
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2 On the Wings of a Butterfly Lê Tuấn Hùng 11:17
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3 Adrift Anne Norman 6:05
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4 A Song for Sky Bells Lê Tuấn Hùng 9:59
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5 Pound Bend – Yarra River Dindy Vaughan 3:10
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6 Wimmera River – Lake Hindmarsh Dindy Vaughan 5:54
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7 Grit Brigid Burke 8:23
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Poems of Rewi AlleyWarren Burt 4 movements11:08
- 8 Dedication 3:11
- 9 The Family Supper 2:26
- 10 The Way Ahead for Youth 2:57
- 11 The First Eighty Years 2:34
Instruments, colours of tone, concepts and voices from many cultures are explored and combined to generate new musical entities that transcend the artificial boundaries between East and West.
Listeners hear the exquisite vocals of Ria Soemardjo and Deborah Kayser with the meditative shakuhachi, the delicate voice of the Vietnamese zither đàn tranh interlocking with the harmonics of Australian power pole bells, and waves of vibrant emotion in pieces for shakuhachi with harpsichord, and clarinet with Indian drums.
Artists
Lê Tuấn Hùng
đàn tranh, balinese suling, power pole bells, oceanian panpipes
Lê Tuấn Hùng is a composer, performer and author, specialising in Vietnamese music and the experimental music of contemporary Australia. He has written widely on Vietnamese performing arts and is regarded as an international authority in Vietnamese musicology.
Ros Bandt
composer
Ros Bandt is an Australian composer, performer and sound artist whose work joins ancient instruments, environmental sound and live electronics in spatial music, installation and sound sculpture.
Warren Burt
composer
Warren Burt has worked in academia, education and radio, and as a composer, filmmaker, video artist, writer and community-arts organiser. He has produced a large body of work for instruments, electronics, voice, video, theatre, prose and poetry, performed and shown in the USA, Australia, Europe and Japan.
Deborah Kayser
composer
Deborah Kayser is an Australian soprano whose work spans Byzantine and medieval chant, French and German Baroque song, and scored and improvised contemporary music. She tours in Australia, Europe and Asia, and appears regularly as a soloist on disc and on ABC FM.
Anne Norman
composer
Anne Norman is a performer, improviser, composer and teacher of shakuhachi based in Melbourne. She works as a freelance artist across music-theatre productions, solo and collaborative recitals, broadcasts and recording.
Brigid Burke
composer
Brigid Burke is a composer, clarinet soloist, visual artist, and educator. She has performed extensively in solo and chamber recitals, both nationally and internationally. She has also presented her musical ideas and concepts as a performer, composer and creator through workshops, lectures and master classes.
Ria Soemardjo
composer
Ria Soemardjo’s distinctive vocal style is shaped by her love of traditional Asian music as well as an inventive and eclectic approach to improvisation. Curious about her father’s love for the haunting songs of his traditional Javanese heritage, Ria has studied this vocal style characterised by non-western tunings and highly complex vocal ornamentation.
Dindy Vaughan
composer
Dindy Vaughan is a composer, environmentalist, organiser, writer and educator. Her music is frequently performed live and has been broadcast on 3MBS FM and the ABC. Happiest in the thick of artistic, intellectual but above all practical, activity, she thrives in social groups where imagination and creativity combine with plenty of grass roots growth in a hurry.
Digital booklet
Digital booklet Notes, texts and credits — read online or download the PDF Download the PDFPerformers
- Anne Norman · shakuhachi · tracks 1, 3, 5 and 6
- Deborah Kayser · soprano · track 1
- Lê Tuấn Hùng · đàn tranh, balinese suling, power pole bells, oceanian panpipes · tracks 2 and 4
- Ros Bandt · medieval psaltery, balinese suling · track 2
- Peter Hagen · harpsichord · tracks 5 and 6
- Brigid Burke · clarinet · track 7
- Wendy Couch · vibraphone, indian drum · track 7
- Warren Burt · computer · tracks 8–11
- John Britton · spoken voice · tracks 8–11
- Ria Soemardjo · vocals · track 3
Technical credits
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Contributor
Le Van Tai
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Producer
Lê Tuấn Hùng
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Recording Engineer
Brigid Burke (track 7)
Lê Tuấn Hùng (track 4)
Martin Wright
Warren Burt (tracks 8–11)
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Venue
Baker Street Studios (tracks 1, 3, 5 and 6)
Move Records Studio (track 2)
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Thanks to
Creative Australia
Details
- List price
- $25.00 AUD
- Total playing time
- 62 minutes 40 seconds
- Release date
- 2005
- Categories
- Classical, Cross-cultural
- Musical work copyright
- © 2005 Move Records
- Sound recording copyright
- ℗ 2005 Move Records
- Catalogue
- MD 3297
- EAN
- 9314574329728
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